Honig, Ellyahu
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Eliyahu HONIG
Housing: 5 boxes Period: 1919-1996
Eliyahu Honig was the first Australian to play in the Maccabi Games (tennis), and comes from a family which has a long connection with Palestine. He was the Director of Special Projects in the Public Relations division of the Hebrew University, and former Deputy Vice-President. His book Zionism in Australia 1920-1939: the formative Years was published by the Mandelbaum Trust, the University of Sydney (Studies in Judaica, no 7) in 1997.
Papers of Early Australian Zionism
• Photocopies of correspondence and minutes of the Australian Zionist Federation from the Central Zionist Archives, Jerusalem, 1919-1948.
• Background papers to the first, second and third Conferences of the Australian Zionist Federation.
• Newsclippings (1920-1938).
• Habonim background papers and Zionist material of the 1940s.
• Zionist youth magazines of the 1940s and early 1950s.
• Some annual reports of Kadimah
Photocopies of correspondence and minutes of the Australian Zionist Federation from the Central Zionist Archives, Jerusalem, 1919-1948.
Background papers to the first, second and third Conferences of the Australian Zionist Federation.
Newsclippings (1920-1938).
Habonim background papers and Zionist material of the 1940s.
Zionist youth magazines of the 1940s and early 1950s.
Some annual reports of Kadimah
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